Reports & Publications
Reports and Publications
Strategic Plan
Queensland Positive People’s mission is to empower people living with HIV to live well, and strive together to reduce transmissions of HIV and STIs. Click below to explore our current and previous QPP Strategic Plans.
Annual Reports
Each financial year QPP compiles an annual report which gives an overview on our activities, successes and projects throughout the period and images of some of our team and events. They also feature compulsory reporting required by legislation including our financial report. To the button below download the latest annual report. Previous years reports are also available via the links below.
Reconciliation Action Plan
QPP’s ‘Innovate’ Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) was endorsed by Reconciliation Australia and launched in April 2025, which followed our ‘Reflect’ Reconciliation Action Plan endorsed and launched in March 2023. Use the links below to lean more.
Recent Publications and Resources
QPP’s position and research conducted by professionals at QPP and affiliated organisations and individuals, will appear in the section. These might include Discussion Papers, Journal Submissions, and other research or advocacy related reporting. These are circulated widely to the community, to other specialists in the sexual health sector and beyond, so that QPP’s position on a particular matter or the results of research, receive prompt and thorough professional scrutiny.
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HIV Media Guide for Journalists
It’s so important that everyone gets complete, accurate, and insightful information about HIV and related topics. To do this well, journalists, reporters, and anyone speaking about HIV to the public will greatly benefit from really good grasp of HIV itself, along with its social and medical impacts, and be ready to challenge myths and misinformation. When we talk about HIV, it’s vital to be informed and balanced, steering clear of anything sensational. Why? Because inaccurate or hyped-up reporting can easily spread false information about how HIV affects Queensland and Australia, or even worse, reinforce outdated stigma that deeply impacts the…
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Emergency Support
Emergencies If someone’s life is in danger or there is an immediate risk of harm, call emergency services on 000 (or 112 from mobile phones). HIV Treatment & Care Urgent or treatment related concerns, please seek advice from your GP, out of hours medical provider (e.g. Home Doctor Service 13 7425), sexual health clinic or hospital emergency department (if required). A list of sexual health service providers (including their opening times) can be found here by inputting your post code Urgent Mental Health Concerns Mental Health Access Line (MHCALL) 1300 64 22 55 Lifeline (crisis support and suicide prevention) 13…
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Talking About Stigma Video Series
Created in 2017 & 2018, this series of short films shared the experiences of people living with HIV and their own challenges and triumphs with the stigma that is connected with HIV. Matt’s Story Aaron’s Story Susan’s Story José’s Story
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Talking about Treatment Video Series
Created in 2015, this series of short films are a starting point for conversation – for PLHIV or anyone affected by HIV – and designed to support you having a conversation about HIV with family and friends. Listen to the diverse stories that address the lived experience of people living with, and affected by, HIV. Campbell’s Journey Deb’s Journey Jarad’s Journey Neville’s Journey Ronnie’s Journey
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Talking About HIV Video Series
Produced in 2014, this series of short films are a starting point for conversation by providing tools — to PLHIV or anyone affected by HIV — to initiate conversation about HIV with family and friends. Listen to the diverse stories that address the lived experience of people living with, and affected by, HIV. Introduction A Love Story I Was Once Afraid A Positive Outlook The Things I’ve Seen & Heard
